Food & Water Watch

After peer-reviewers panned the Obama EPA for its draft assessment on fracking, will the administration come clean on where the science ended and the politics began?

New details show that water pollution trading, instead of reducing pollution, acts as a pay-to-pollute scheme that undermines the Clean Water Act and endangers our fresh water.

Why fish farming in the Great Lakes is a very bad idea.

The biotech industry is using its unparalleled resources to try to win influence not just over academics but also journalists—and it’s not clear anyone has the right ethical roadmap in place to negotiate this rocky terrain. 

Five harmed but unsilenced residents of Pennsylvania, Wyoming and Texas showed up at last week’s EPA fracking study review panel, and they completely flipped the script.

Congress must reject the TPP and ensure that local communities retain the right to pass laws that protect their families and the environment.

Far from acting as a solution to factory farm pollution, incinerating poultry litter has proven to be economically inefficient and environmentally damaging.

The Foodopoly isn’t just undermining consumer choice when it comes to food; it’s also affecting many well-known beers.

Senior Researcher Hugh MacMillan, attended an oil and gas industry conference where he learned about the cozy relationship between private water company, American Water, and the fossil fuels industry.

The chemicals used in GMOs are undermining organic farmers.